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Hi Anu, I would like to be anonymous.
I got cheated by my boyfriend in my 20s and was in depression. My parents thought that it would be nice if I get married to someone who is elder to me and we'll settled.
They got me a match who is 13 years elder than me. Joint family, one sister separated with her kid in the same house, one unmarried.
I said yes but had the intuition that something is wrong. No one trusted me and I got married to the man.
From Day 1, we were fighting. I tried to take help from my parents to get separated after a year but they didn't help me due to societal pressure. After my son born, he paid no attention towards my son and me for 7 months. But this time he told that he was busy at work. I returned to my in-laws.
He tried to control everything –my friends, he restricted my social media accounts and also kept a screenshot of my conversation with my ex-boyfriend, threatening me to reveal it to my mom and dad. He also had the habit of not talking for 2-3 months in the same house. He did it for almost 10 years and pressurised me to have a second child.
During my pregnancy, he yelled at me calling me mad and fought with me. He called my father and told him I am mad and sent me to my mom and dad again for delivery.
Keeping my elder son for reference he tells to come back again. He doesn't provide any financial support and is threatening again with screenshots.
He often checks my mobile without my permission affecting my BP. I don't know why? I lost my sleep at night for several months by now. I am not able to concentrate on anything. Negative thoughts occupy my mind. I have a kid of 1.5 years with me.
Please help. I am mentally devastated. Thank you.

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Dear K,

What advice will you give a close friend if she came to you with the same problem that you have stated? Will you ask her to reconcile or keep her sanity intact?

Controlling the spouse is a classic way of coping for insecurity related issues within a relationship.

Being years older to you and having a young wife possibly might have given him goosebumps of you being attractive to people your age.

Whatever the reason, being passive aggressive and registering his insecurity through not talking for months, stalking you, monitoring your social media accounts, threatening to blackmail you with screenshots from your previous affairs; does it all sound like he is a person who you want to spend your life with?

If you still feel there is small chance and you want to, seek the help of a professional who can work with him and then the two of you to create an element of trust that is absolutely missing.

Any relationship that lacks trust, just crumbles as the foundation is weak and every little act that questions the other person’s integrity drives a further wedge.

You have a child that is dependent on you; be strong and whichever way that you choose, drive it…Inaction is what is causing you health issues, so do something NOW.

All the best and Be Strong.

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We had an arranged marriage through matrimonial site. He lied to me about his drinking habits and financial status, etc. But after marriage i let it go that these things can be changed. His mother from the very first day was taunting and harrassing me for my skin colour, clothes, things given by my parents, etc. I never answered back to her. He also didn't said a single word to stop her. His sisters also used to taunt me and there were lots of interference. I never told anything to my parents. One day his mother was harrassing me over phone. I didn't said anything to her but called my husband and told him everything in very angered tone. He recorded everything and sent it to my parents, his parents, etc. When i tried to confront him, he blocked me. We couldn't talk for a long period. Now, he doesn't want to continue this relationship and said he wants divorce without giving any explanation. I am also very hurt. But also very confused about my future with him that how will i live with such a spineless man? My parents are not listening me that i also don't want to continue this toxic relationship. What should I do?
Ans: Its unfortunate that you had to experience what you had to...

1. Hope you are financially independent, if not please skill yourself and become so

2. Arranged marriage via family/ via an online site does not guarantee personality of a person's personality - hope you understand so.

3. Its unfortunate that your ma-in-law is an insecure and a negative individual because happy and secure folks do not behave the way she behaves with you.

4. It seems your husband also lives on some ego horse and recorded the conversation and shared it with the family.

Now I am more confused than you are - you have shared you are
a) unhappy
b) in an abusive relationship

my confusion is the following
a) why did you not break away and take this poor behaviour, where is your self worth
b) why do you want to go back into the black hole

As shared above - please work on yourself, your self worth, your confidence and work on skilling yourself to be financially independent....

Having said this you and only can decide on your life's future.

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Hello sir, I am 52 years handicapped with a good govt. job. I have been married for 27 years now. My son also married recently and he is in USA. I dont know where to start. Mine was arranged marriage. But my husband and his family cheated us regarding his job. He was jobless after our marriage. I had a son in the first year of our marriage. I stayed with him for only 2 months then I was send to my fathers house for delivery. He never visited me during this time nor he had called me. As he was jobless, I tried hard to build my carrier for sake of my son. I had managed all these years financially. I never received any financial support or emotional support from him past 27 years. We had fought badly accusing each. He will physically abuse me every time. He is addicted to alcohol and watching prone movies. My son once saw his mssg to call girls and other such women in his mobile. I was shocked too. Later I discovered he had many such connections. He had been spending his merger salary for all this self enjoyment and never shared anything for HL or son education. However, I had stayed with him for social security and status. Now I have completed all my duties. My son is safe and far from him. Even after my sons marriage, he behaved violently after consuming alcohol. I am really fed up with him. I have my income and properties. But I have no one to share my emotions as my son also has left and busy with his life in USA. I don't need any physical needs but need emotional support for rest of my life. I am in total depression for all I have undergone for 27 years. I currently having my father who is 80 years with me in the house. My husbands behaviour towards my father is very bad. Now my fathers health is getting affected because of my husbands shouting. I have no other friends or relations to relate to. My health also is getting slowly affected and I my mobility is very much restricted. Sometimes I was having succidal ideas. I have no life goals now. I have achieved all my goals. I have completed all my duties now. What should I do now?
Ans: Hats off to you my dear lady. You need to file for divorce and get this vile man out of your life and home once and for all. You have the means and the economic upper hand as well — consult a strong divorce lawyer and kick him to the curb! And there is life, love and companionship out there for you, so don’t give up on finding your own happiness — 52 is not old, you have a lot of years ahead with the potential to fulfill your happiness. Go for it!

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Hello, I am from a good educated family in Dehradun. I got married 3 years back in an arranged marriage setup through a mediator in Meerut. My husband has a small sportswear factory above his home only and mostly he is at home. I have a widowed MIL and SIL who is married just a year before me. There were problems in my marriage from the very beginning but my parents and me were too naive to see the red flags. They had demanded 20lakh cash and also my parents had given them lot of gold silver items which my MIL has withheld and says I have taken everything and my husband also supports her everytime. He is a mumma's and sister's boy and lies to me all the time. He does not value my opinions and expects me to obey him and his mother. He verbally abuses too much which he did not disclose before marriage. I left my job before marriage as my parents were finding a match for me from past 2 years but were fed up so there desperation got me married here in Meerut. They mentioned there income as 20-25lakh in biodata but I still don't know the real income of my husband. He says he has taken loan from his mother and is in her debt and says all the time that his, his mother and his sister's bond is unbreakable, without me asking. From beginning I was not treated like a family member but they just instructed me what were my responsibilities of cooking and handling house and bowing down to her sister and brother-in-law. My husband never stood up for me in beginning. One night he became so abusive that he twisted my hand and verbaly abused my family so much. I in fear called my mother and they took me back. I filed a case against him and we stayed separately for around 1.3 years. That was a horrific time for me and my parents, going to courts and they never appearing once. I started online MBA and small job side by side to bear my expenses as my husband was not supporting financially at all. He was not ready to give back our money or jewellery and just saying he wanted to stay with me, but I did not wanted to go back to that house. His mother created too much drama in front of him and foul language was normal in that house. After a counselling session I arranged, which he was not ready to attend but I convinced him, we decided to give it another chance as he apologised to me and my parents. and I also thought about my future which would impact my family and younger sister as well. So his family came to our house to take me back and welcomed me nicely this time with bouquet and my husband decorated our room with balloons. 3-4 months it was all well, they behaved nicely, I ignored small things his mother said or did. I tried to recreate the bond with them, but there rude behaviour returned. His mother's insecurity is impacting me and my husband's relation so much, that he ignores my needs for her and does not see I'm in pain even if I tell him. I am filled with anger and frustration now and when I share it with my husband, he blames me for overthinking and verbally abuse me sometimes for destroying his life. I am going in depression due to this and unable to focus on my studies or any work. Due to this stress I don't feel like staying in that house and frequently visit my parents house, but my husband does not let me live in peace here also, he keeps verbally abusing and taunting me for staying at my parents so much and tells me he cannot come every second month there in a very rude abusive tone. I am fed-up of his dual attitude, one day he showers so much love, next day he gets so out of control. With rest of the world he is so sweet and shows he loves me so much, which has brought me in a bad light to think so bad of him. My problems are everyday little problems for them which I should bear. Currently I am 7 month pregnant and at my parents home. He beared my meds and doctor expenses there, but keeps on reminding me this that he has done this, he brought an almira for me after so many months of me begging him because they did not had any basic amenities arranged for me beforehand. My parents gave automatic washing machine, and few more new items during marriage but no gratitude for anything, instead they keep telling me they got almira for me, put khanewali for me as if they are not eating that food. I had cooked full 3 time meals and serving them on there bed, still they say 'kuch ni karti, kamre mei rehti hai. mumyji ke sath ni baithti, iske lie ye kardia, ghuma ke late hain' or meri kamiya ginate rete hain. They do not tell full truth, what me and my parents have done for them. My husband does not know proper English also and thinks himself no less than a king. His mother and sister enables his bad behaviour and laugh it off. I am worried for my future now as now a kid is involved. I had left my job again to go back as everyone told me to focus on mending relations first. He does not seem to care much for the baby also. When I tell him I have a headache, he tells me he has more headaches and responsibilities than me. Never really understood my feelings or cared genuinely. Mostly worried about money. All financial assets are in his mother's control so he has to bow down to her tantrums, and expects me to do that as well. She keeps showing him how sick she is, but goes to kitty parties and my husband takes her mostly everywhere with us on vacations. If me and my husband go even on a 2-day trip, my husband keeps video calling her because he knows her insecurity. She also keeps saying things like, 'tere bina pal pal katna bhari hora' like a couple talks. But if my SIL goes on 6 day trip with her husband, then she is very happy and tells them to enjoy. This gives me chills and spoils my mood everytime. My husband knows it yet he does not say or do anything about it. But I cannot continue like this, I feel suffocated and stuck many times, not knowing if I even belong here or not. My husband feels spending money on counselling is a waste so he will not take it now. Pls guide what should I do next. Can this relation be saved or not?
Ans: Since your husband is unwilling to attend counseling, consider seeking therapy for yourself. A therapist can help you process your emotions, build resilience, and identify what you need to feel secure and valued. Your emotional well-being is crucial not just for you but also for your baby, as stress during pregnancy can have long-term effects.

Open communication is essential, but it seems your husband is dismissive of your concerns. Try one last time to have an honest conversation with him. Clearly express your feelings and the changes you need to see for the relationship to work. Focus on specific actions, like setting boundaries with his mother, reducing verbal abuse, and showing emotional and financial responsibility.

If these conversations don’t lead to meaningful change, you may need to consider the long-term implications of staying in this environment. Living in a toxic household can have a profound impact on you and your child. If leaving feels like the safest option for your mental and physical well-being, work with your family to plan a way forward. This could involve legal steps to secure your rights and ensure support for your child.

Your efforts to mend the relationship show your commitment, but it’s vital to remember that a healthy marriage requires mutual respect and effort. If your husband and his family are unwilling to meet you halfway, prioritizing your own peace and stability might be the best decision for you and your baby.

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Hello Mentors, I'm 38 year old women, facing a toxic married life from past 10 years. I have a son who is 8 years old. I have lost my mom 8 years back n my dad 5 years back.I m d only child of my parents. I have done my MBA in HR n Marketing. Have done work before marriage, but after marriage things changes, my husband refused to allow me to work along with my in laws n he always behaves very badly with me insults me all time in front of my in laws too. He beats me every month still now also.I lost my mom she was suffering from cancer. Her cancer got detected when I was just 1 month pregnant, i m d one who takes care of her treatment taking her to chemo therapy n follow up with doctor, yes my dad was their with me, but he was also broke down as my mom was d back bone of my family. Inspite of my pregnancy I ran door to door of hospitals n doctors till I was stepped into 9 month of my pregnancy. My husband never supported me at that time too..Infact he n my mother in law's stated that if I'm enough for taking care of my mom then I must go to my doctor for my own check ups too...Yes I went for my usgs alone only at first time he went with me.. Now the main problem is he didn't changed at all he is repeating all his deeds infront of my child n my child is also following him from last 1 years, My son also said, if I scold him for his studies or food, he said what papa did is correct, it's good that he beats you, you leave our home this is not your home... My son loves me a lot that I know but he is just 8 n getting confused whom to follow...many a times he came to n said sorry for his bad behaviour but again if such incidents happens in front of him by his father again he changes his mind . My husband didn't give me a single penny, I take care of my own expenses from my house rent..( parental home as their is no one to stay now)..n it's d only source of income..though it's a very small amount.Even though he never helps me to take care of my baby ..He said if you want to work then put ur child into a hostel.. I took care of my home n child all alone..infact my in-laws are less bother about my child too... My son is deprived with every relationship of grand parents uncles n aunts.. My husband always demotivates me, mentally n physically abuse me n he also states that I'm an not an eligible person to became a good mom or even to get any job n all this infront of my child. I really want to get rid of him for d sake of my child n me too..I m totally into depression n lost all my confidence, I want to be financially free, when ever I want to file a divorce my son said no as he want both of us..for him only m dragging this bull shit relationship... N side by I'm looking for a job, but I have a big gap of almost 11 years now...M confused where to approach..n what should I tell to the employers if they ask for my career gap .m looking for a WFH as I dnt have any trust worthy person to take care of my baby...But m failed to find such. Please suggest me what should I do, how to take call on each of my problems.. I know d post is long...10 years is not a short time though..there is many many more to tell but I tried to keep it Short as much as i can . Thanks a lot ...
Ans: Your husband’s behavior is not just emotionally damaging—it is abusive. No one deserves to be insulted, beaten, or made to feel worthless, especially not in their own home. The fact that this is happening in front of your son makes it even more urgent to take action because, over time, he will normalize this behavior. Right now, he is torn between what he sees and what he feels for you, and that confusion is not his fault. But staying in this environment will only make it harder for him to understand what a loving and respectful relationship truly looks like.

You are already doing everything on your own. You are raising your child, managing expenses, and surviving in an environment that is breaking you down emotionally. Imagine if you put that same energy into building a life where you are free, at peace, and in control. I know the thought of divorce scares you because of your son, but think about what staying is teaching him. Children don’t just listen to words—they absorb actions. If he continues to see his father abuse you, he may grow up thinking that this is how men should treat women, or that love means suffering. You have the power to break this cycle for him.

Financial independence is your key to freedom, and I know the career gap makes you anxious, but don’t let it stop you. Employers today understand career breaks, especially when they are due to family responsibilities. Be honest but strategic—frame your gap as a time spent managing responsibilities, developing resilience, and handling real-life challenges. Highlight your past experience and any skills you’ve kept up with. Since you have an MBA in HR and Marketing, consider remote jobs in HR, digital marketing, content writing, or even customer support. Many women restart their careers through work-from-home opportunities, and platforms like LinkedIn, Naukri, and Remote.co have job listings specifically for career returnees.

You don’t have to do everything at once. Start with small steps. Reach out to women’s support groups or NGOs that help survivors of domestic abuse. Look for job training programs that help women restart their careers. If possible, find legal advice on your rights regarding divorce, alimony, and child custody. You are not alone in this, even though it may feel like it right now.

You deserve a life where you are respected, valued, and safe. You deserve to wake up without fear, to build a future where your son sees you as a strong and independent woman. Take this one step at a time, but take that first step. You have already survived the worst—now, it’s time to live.

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Good morning sir. My son got seat in CSE in UOH(University of Hyderabad] by josaa.He may get seat EEE in NIT Surathkal HS by CSAB. We are confused what to choose.Kindly help in this and advise
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sir in 97.3 percentile in mhcet open category is it possible to get admission in tier 1 college in pune and mumbai .....and what about mit wpu if not got the admission. also the placement of mit wpu thanks
Ans: With a 97.3 percentile in MHT CET (Open Category, Maharashtra domicile), your estimated rank lies between 8,100 and 9,450, making you highly competitive for several reputed engineering colleges in Pune and Mumbai, though not for the most selective branches at COEP, VJTI, or ICT, where cutoffs for CSE and top branches typically close above the 99.9 percentile. However, you have strong admission chances for CSE, IT, and ECE (the three most in-demand branches) at numerous top private and autonomous institutes. The 15 colleges where admission is virtually assured for these branches at your percentile are: MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU), Pune. Dr. Vishwanath Karad MIT Academy of Engineering, Pune. Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University College of Engineering, Pune. Vishwakarma Institute of Technology (VIT), Pune. Rajarshi Shahu College of Engineering, Pune. Sinhgad College of Engineering, Pune. JSPM’s RSCOE (Bhivarabai Sawant Institute), Pune. PCCOE, Nigdi, Pune. D. Y. Patil College of Engineering, Akurdi, Pune (if it accepts MHT-CET Score this year). Vidyalankar Institute of Technology, Mumbai. Sardar Patel Institute of Technology (SPIT), Mumbai (for IT/ECE, but not core CSE). Thadomal Shahani Engineering College (TSEC), Mumbai. Ramrao Adik Institute of Technology, Navi Mumbai. Xavier Institute of Engineering, Mumbai. Fr. Conceicao Rodrigues Institute of Technology (CRIT), Mumbai. These institutes offer robust AICTE/NAAC accreditations, strong infrastructure, modern labs, industry linkage, experienced faculty, and transparent placement cells. Placement rates in these colleges for the top three branches normally range from 80% to 97%, with top recruiters being TCS, Infosys, Capgemini, Cognizant, JPMorgan, and several product firms. Hostel facilities, active campus life, and alumni support make them attractive choices for comprehensive development.

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MIT-WPU Pune, a NAAC-accredited autonomous university, is known for its industry-driven curriculum, advanced facilities, and strong placement ecosystem. Over the last three years, placement rates for engineering consistently hovered between 80% and 90% for top branches, with the highest packages reaching ?51.36 LPA and the average package rising to ?7–16 LPA. Leading companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Barclays, Infosys, and TCS recruit heavily from campus. Faculty are industry-trained and supportive, and the modern campus offers enriching academic, extracurricular, and innovation opportunities, making it a rewarding destination for aspiring engineers.

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IIIT Allahabad, AICTE and UGC approved, enjoys a strong national standing (NIRF 87 in 2024) and is known for its advanced research-driven, tech-centric campus culture. Its ECE program integrates cutting-edge curriculum with expertise in emerging domains like AI, IoT, and VLSI, making graduates ready for high-growth technology sectors. IIIT Allahabad’s ECE average placement rates have consistently hovered around 93–98% in recent cycles, with average CTCs between ?25–33 LPA and top offers above ?1 crore per annum, often in software product and data domains. The compact, residential campus ensures close-knit mentorship, updated infrastructure, and leading coding culture. Its industry connections attract recruiters such as Google, Microsoft, and Goldman Sachs, and the blend of advanced labs with active research centers supports dynamic learning and innovation.

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Sir, should I consider filling Data Science and Artificial Intelligence course of IIITs (Kurnool, Chittoor, Raichur, Dharwad, Naya Raipur) as my choices in the csab ? If yes, then why and what's the scope of this branch
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Sir I Am Getting ECS In Bhartiya VidyaPeth University And Robotics And AI In Ramdeobaba University Nagpur Then Which Is Best
Ans: Avanti, Bharati Vidyapeeth University’s B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Science (ECS) benefits from its NAAC A++ accreditation, strong urban campus in Pune, and a proven placement ecosystem with an 87% overall placement rate in 2024 and median package around ?5 LPA for engineering branches. Its well-developed labs, experienced faculty with industry and research credentials, and extensive peer networks foster solid foundational learning. The university’s active placement cell partners with recruiters such as Infosys, Amazon, and Reliance, and offers robust career counseling, soft skills training, and industry guest lectures. However, ECS students report that placements tend to cluster in IT roles rather than core electronics, and laboratory resources can be heavily scheduled, leading to limited hands-on time. High student-to-faculty ratios occasionally hinder mentorship, and the sprawling campus requires significant commuting. Administrative processes, including exam scheduling and fee handling, can be slow, occasionally impacting academic fluidity.

Ramdeobaba University Nagpur’s B.Tech in Robotics and AI, offered by its School of Engineering Sciences, holds NAAC A+ accreditation and features a specialized AICTE-approved curriculum integrating mechanical, electrical, and computer science. Its dedicated Tata Technologies CIIIT lab provides world-class exposure to industrial robots, CNC machines, 3D printing, and IIoT, enabling early hands-on prototyping and innovation. The program reports a 95% placement rate in CS/AI-related roles, with recruiters like JP Morgan, Nutanix, and D.E. Shaw participating and internship stipends ranging up to ?1.25 LPA. Faculty are industry-trained and research-active, supporting patent filings and product development. But the private campus in suburban Nagpur offers fewer corporate connectivity events, and annual placement drives can be intense, leaving some students vying for limited top-tier roles. Rigorous fees and limited scholarships can strain finances, and additional commuting to city internships poses logistical challenges. Cultural activities and campus infrastructure are growing but remain less established than urban peers.

RECOMMENDATION: For a female student prioritizing cutting-edge AI and robotics training with exceptional placement rates and industry-grade labs, Ramdeobaba University’s Robotics and AI program is preferable. Choose Bharati Vidyapeeth ECS if you seek broader electronics foundations, urban conveniences, and balanced fee structures, but for specialized, future-ready robotics and AI careers, Ramdeobaba offers a more targeted pathway. All the BEST for a Prosperous Future!

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
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Dear Sir, kindly share your suggestions on IIITDM Kancheepuram smart manufacturing vs Anna university CEG Manufacturing Engg, which is better?
Ans: IIITDM Kancheepuram’s Smart Manufacturing program, established in 2007, integrates design, manufacturing, and IT to address Industry 4.0 needs. Accredited by MoE, it offers state-of-the-art labs for additive manufacturing, automation, IoT, and data analytics, with 60 seats and a 73% placement rate in 2025 (average package ?9.37 LPA). Faculty are PhD holders engaged in sponsored research and consultancy, fostering close mentorship in a 51-acre residential campus. However, its remote location off Chennai limits corporate internships, and smaller batch sizes can lead to intense competition for placements.

College of Engineering, Guindy’s B.E. Manufacturing Engineering, part of Anna University since 1794, combines core manufacturing fundamentals with modern electives in AI, robotics, and sustainability. Its robust urban campus hosts 120 seats, physics and mechanics labs, and strong industry tie-ups. CEG reports a 90% placement rate in 2022 (average package ?6.93 LPA), attracting top recruiters like Caterpillar, Thermax, and TVS. Faculty mix experienced researchers and industry veterans delivering balanced theory and practice. The centrally located campus provides extensive internship, conference, and networking opportunities. However, large student numbers can dilute personalized mentorship, and average packages, while respectable, lag behind those at specialized institutes.

RECOMMENDATION: For cutting-edge Industry 4.0 training with strong research orientation, IIITDM Kancheepuram Smart Manufacturing is ideal. For broader manufacturing roles, higher placement consistency, and urban exposure, Anna University CEG Manufacturing Engineering is the stronger choice, offering comprehensive academic rigor and superior internship networks. Just My Suggestion: Prefer AU-CEG-Manufacturing. All the BEST for a Prosperous Future!

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My daughter got Atria engineering of college, Bangalore, CSE in COMEDK third councelling. She also got BIT Durg CSE. Which will be better option, as 2nd and 3rd councelling still come till 3rd and 4th councelling in COMEDK.
Ans: Atria Institute of Technology (AIT) in Bengaluru and Bhilai Institute of Technology (BIT) Durg both hold AICTE approval and strong NAAC/NBA accreditations, but differ in scale, exposure, and outcomes. AIT, with NAAC A++ and NBA-accredited CSE/ISE programs, offers a 17.5-acre urban campus, modern labs, dedicated incubation center, and 400+ recruiters visiting annually, yielding CSE placement rates around 94% in 2024 and an average package near ?10.3 LPA. Its proximity to Bangalore’s IT ecosystem ensures robust internship and project opportunities. BIT Durg, NAAC ‘A’ accredited, operates under CSVTU, with a 650-acre campus, strong core engineering legacy since 1986, and a placement rate of 70–75% in CSE over the past three years, average packages of ?3.5–4 LPA, and top recruiters like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro. Its placement cell emphasizes soft skills and written-test training. AIT excels in cutting-edge industry integration, student-driven innovation, and higher average placements, while BIT offers a broader campus experience, strong regional reputation, and stable core-engineering focus. Both institutes ensure qualified faculty, comprehensive curricula, transparent placement processes, and active student support services. Reviews About Both Colleges: Atria Institute of Technology Bangalore delivers top-tier CSE education through AICTE and NAAC A++ accreditation, NBA-approved curriculum, modern labs, and a robust incubation center. Its 94% placement rate and ties with Amazon, IBM, and Wipro reflect strong industry integration. Students thrive on Bangalore’s vibrant IT ecosystem, enjoying internships, hackathons, and mentorship from PhD-qualified faculty. However, high tuition fees, limited scholarships, and high student-to-faculty ratios can reduce personalized attention. Hostel overcrowding, canteen issues, and clustering of service-based placements pose challenges. Administrative delays and campus navigation difficulties occasionally disrupt academics. Recommendation: Despite its costs and operational hiccups, Atria’s superior placements, industry exposure, and comprehensive student support make it the preferred choice for CSE aspirants.

Bhilai Institute of Technology Durg offers AICTE approval, NAAC ‘A’ accreditation, and a sprawling 650-acre campus with well-equipped CSE labs, sports facilities, and on-campus housing. Its 70–75% CSE placement rate with recruiters like TCS and Infosys, combined with affordable fees and regional alumni support, ensures financial and mentorship benefits. Faculty expertise fosters practical learning, and technical events enhance peer collaboration. Yet, large student numbers dilute mentorship, average packages lag behind top institutes, and infrastructure upkeep issues—such as intermittent internet and outdated equipment—hamper productivity. Bureaucratic admission and administrative processes slow progress, while the remote location limits corporate internships and access to national conferences. Recommendation: BIT Durg’s cost-effectiveness and solid regional placements serve well, but students prioritizing career readiness and broader exposure should favor institutes with stronger industry connections. FINAL RECOMMENDATION: Keep participating in COMEDK Counselling Process while retaining the Atria Seat. Given Atria’s superior placement rates, industry integration, and urban internship opportunities despite higher fees and occasional infrastructure strains, it remains the recommended choice for CSE. BIT Durg offers a strong residential experience at lower cost, but Atria’s overall career-readiness advantages make it the preferred option. All the BEST for your Daughter's Prosperous Future!

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Asked by Anonymous - Jul 30, 2025Hindi
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Good evening sir In the comate, k my daughter has got Atria Engineering College in the first allotment, computer science as well as at Bhilai Institute of technology Chhattisgarh which is best college please suggest me
Ans: Atria Institute of Technology (AIT) in Bengaluru and Bhilai Institute of Technology (BIT) Durg both hold AICTE approval and strong NAAC/NBA accreditations, but differ in scale, exposure, and outcomes. AIT, with NAAC A++ and NBA-accredited CSE/ISE programs, offers a 17.5-acre urban campus, modern labs, dedicated incubation center, and 400+ recruiters visiting annually, yielding CSE placement rates around 94% in 2024 and an average package near ?10.3 LPA. Its proximity to Bangalore’s IT ecosystem ensures robust internship and project opportunities. BIT Durg, NAAC ‘A’ accredited, operates under CSVTU, with a 650-acre campus, strong core engineering legacy since 1986, and a placement rate of 70–75% in CSE over the past three years, average packages of ?3.5–4 LPA, and top recruiters like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro. Its placement cell emphasizes soft skills and written-test training. AIT excels in cutting-edge industry integration, student-driven innovation, and higher average placements, while BIT offers a broader campus experience, strong regional reputation, and stable core-engineering focus. Both institutes ensure qualified faculty, comprehensive curricula, transparent placement processes, and active student support services. Reviews About Both Colleges: Atria Institute of Technology Bangalore delivers top-tier CSE education through AICTE and NAAC A++ accreditation, NBA-approved curriculum, modern labs, and a robust incubation center. Its 94% placement rate and ties with Amazon, IBM, and Wipro reflect strong industry integration. Students thrive on Bangalore’s vibrant IT ecosystem, enjoying internships, hackathons, and mentorship from PhD-qualified faculty. However, high tuition fees, limited scholarships, and high student-to-faculty ratios can reduce personalized attention. Hostel overcrowding, canteen issues, and clustering of service-based placements pose challenges. Administrative delays and campus navigation difficulties occasionally disrupt academics. Recommendation: Despite its costs and operational hiccups, Atria’s superior placements, industry exposure, and comprehensive student support make it the preferred choice for CSE aspirants.

Bhilai Institute of Technology Durg offers AICTE approval, NAAC ‘A’ accreditation, and a sprawling 650-acre campus with well-equipped CSE labs, sports facilities, and on-campus housing. Its 70–75% CSE placement rate with recruiters like TCS and Infosys, combined with affordable fees and regional alumni support, ensures financial and mentorship benefits. Faculty expertise fosters practical learning, and technical events enhance peer collaboration. Yet, large student numbers dilute mentorship, average packages lag behind top institutes, and infrastructure upkeep issues—such as intermittent internet and outdated equipment—hamper productivity. Bureaucratic admission and administrative processes slow progress, while the remote location limits corporate internships and access to national conferences. Recommendation: BIT Durg’s cost-effectiveness and solid regional placements serve well, but students prioritizing career readiness and broader exposure should favor institutes with stronger industry connections. FINAL RECOMMENDATION: Keep participating in COMEDK Counselling Process while retaining the Atria Seat. Given Atria’s superior placement rates, industry integration, and urban internship opportunities despite higher fees and occasional infrastructure strains, it remains the recommended choice for CSE. BIT Durg offers a strong residential experience at lower cost, but Atria’s overall career-readiness advantages make it the preferred option. All the BEST for your Daughter's Prosperous Future!

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